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Samsung Link Video Review
If you’re looking for a texting device that has the style of a full smartphone without the cost, then you’ll love the Samsung Link. This little beast is meant for texting and has a full QWERTY keyboard. We’ve been playing around with the Link for a bit and love how easy it is to start using.
This device is truly meant for texters. The keyboard is somewhat tight, but the more you text the more you get used to using it. With overall dimensions of 6.1(w) x 1.3(h) x 11.23(d) cm it’s lightweight and weighs in at only 106 grams. One of the key features of the Link is that it can hold up to 16GB of memory with a microSD card. So you can put all your music in their (great speakers and 3.5 mm headset jack), all your pictures – this comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera (self portrait mirror).
Some other key notable attributes are the 2.2 inch LCD screen, Bluetooth 2.0, assisted GPS, Speakerphone and MP3 player. honestly though, if you want a texting device at an affordable cost, this should be one to consider. It looks good, feels light and is available at Bell, Virgin and Solo.
Check out the review here:
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Hey, awesome video! Quick question about the Link: can you change the theme?
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hey the vid was great i was just wondering if it has a sim card slot ? and can it be unlocked
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Goku Reply:
September 20th, 2009 at 11:37 am
No its CDMA so no SIM card, It can be unlocked to work on CDMA providers like Verizon, Sprint, and Its already on Canadian ones Bell, Solo, and Virgin
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Narco Reply:
November 3rd, 2009 at 3:08 pm
So does that mean you can put any mp3 file as a ringtone ???
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Hello
just picked this up for my wife yesterday from Solo. At the moment the only issue I have with the phone is that for some reason when I try to play mp3s from the main menu using the music player icon, I get a pop up saying file does not exist.
The only way to play the mp3s on the micro sd card is to go into the tools/mass storage/file manager/memory card. From here I click on the song and the player comes up and plays the song. Once the music player is accessed I can skip to the next song on the micro sd card and so on.
Other than that, the phone plays mp3s nicely, and the speaker does a pretty nice job.
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